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I did not realise that this was to be the first in a series. It is the kind of first that does not have a complete story in itself. It lays the foundation for whatever is to come next.

Tamsin is realistic in the confusion that she has in her life. The choices she is making seem haphazard at best. She spent a lot ...

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Caspia is unhappy with her parents. They have decided to spend the summer in Brooklyn instead of her small town. She is not looking forward to the move. The resentment continues until she gets to the house they are staying in.

The overly floral decor is off-putting until Caspia discovers letters from one sister to...

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I picked this book up a long time ago and it sat on my virtual shelf for quite a while. This is one part memoir and two parts recipe book. Unfortunately for me, I don’t consume a significant portion of the ingredients in the recipes and I ended up reading it more like a memoir.

The author weaves her immigrant life...

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The life of American kids with a desi background is but the foundation of the tale. It is a mix of a coming-of-age and social commentary.

Our central protagonists are a pair of siblings who do not have the greatest of starts. Their father ignored or actively disputed his brown genes and did not allow his children ...

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The only proper complete pair of socks I made were thanks to the tricks and tips on the last book I read by the author :Knit 2 Socks in 1.

I did not realise it was the s...

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